I have a fan
Bro, I only have 8000U left now, can I still turn it around? Can I earn 200,000U within six months? Just tell me the truth, can I still be saved?
I replied to him with four words: Yes, it's not hard.
He was stunned and took a long time to reply: You're not kidding, are you? Many people around me are advising me to give up, saying that only a few can turn it around in the crypto space.
I told him: Most people can't turn it around because they don't even have a decent trading system.
Chasing highs and selling lows every day, going all in, messing around based on news... Don't say six months, even giving them five years won't help.
I reviewed his previous trading records with him. He had a total of 5 heavy positions, 3 stop-loss cuts, and 2 FOMO traps, losing a total of 36,000 dollars. The root cause of the losses can be summed up in two words: Emotions.
Next, I arranged the first phase of training for him.
First, use this 8000U for a base capital swing compounding plan, one round a week, control risk, add positions in batches, and only trade trends he understands. The goal is to first reach 20,000U to build trading confidence.
In the second phase, we will start to make a layout that others can't understand—mainstream coins following the trend + hot coins competing, with the core logic in between I will say just one sentence: The more one wants to turn it around, the less they can be impulsive.
He said: Bro, I'm ready, I really don't want to go back this time.
Only two months have passed, and he has already rolled from 8000U to 41,000U. In the meantime, we only made 7 trades, none of which were against the trend, and none were greedy.
The phrase he says to me most often now is: Bro, I'm really calm watching the market every day, I never thought trading could be this steady.
200,000U in six months?
To be honest, it's not an unattainable goal. The key is whether you can find someone who truly understands risk control, knows capital management, and is willing to guide you out of the death cycle.
This is not a story; this is what I do every day.
If you still have that last bit of capital and don't want to go wrong again,
Don't let hope die again in operations.
